What news and talk radio host do you listen to? (minimum wage, controversial)
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NPR, BBC, Sky News ( yes, I know it's online TV on this side of the Pond), and Euromaidan, for from the trenches news from Ukraine and insight on Russia. Occasionally RT (again, online) to see what Putin's twist may be. ABC evening news, which comes in better than NBC or CBS on my antenna TV.
I also use Drudge for quick access to lots of news sources.
What were the things they said that made you laugh and had a certain ring to it?
These guys i listen because they compare history. They give details instead of hearing, RACIST and all that crap. And they always dig up dirt on both parties and then they explain why what happening behind the scenes.
Michael Savage most the time. Can't agree with sometimes
Michael Savage i couldn't stop listening about the Trayvon Martin case.
-Laura Ingram. Sounds like s msn sometimes
Infowars- would rather watch this than fox news, cnn and msnbc. Alex Jones i ignore the tantrums.
I listen to radio for solid information, not for laughs. I love Brian Lehrer.
NPR for its informative, in-depth reporting and cleverly entertaining weekend programming. NPR, unlike "talk radio" is not just people blathering their opinions and trying to gin people up.
Executive Session with Craig Kopp. brand new show. Seems to be normal, on a far left radio station
The Mike Gallagher Show, love the debates with callers.
The Schnitt Show with Todd Schnitt. He always finds something to discuss.
While I do believe in Conservatism, shows like RUSH and BECK are just plain boring. There is no debates with callers and all these 2 radio guys talk about is Political History.
KNX (Los Angeles) and OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) for news, Tom Leykis for opinion.
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